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Grimm's Stacking Cars 2025

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$51.06 $69 In stock

Two colour-paired stacking cars that roll, stack on top of each other and can transport other Grimm's building elements, introducing colour harmonies and matching through play.

Details

  • Includes 2 stacking cars; length: 9cm, width: 5.1-5.2cm, wheel diameter: 4cm
  • Made from lime wood (body) and maple wood (wheels)
  • Recommended for ages 0+
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian Y. ★★★★★

The way the smaller car fits perfectly into the larger one is oddly satisfying, and the wheels roll smoothly even on our rug. My kid has been using them to haul wooden blocks around the living room, which keeps her busy for way longer than I expected.

Stella U. ★★★★★

My toddler loves figuring out which car stacks on top of which, and the rolling action is smooth enough for our wooden floors. The color pairs really do help her learn matching without any pressure—a nice bonus I didn't expect.

Michael ★★★★★

I love how the two cars fit perfectly on top of each other, and they actually roll smoothly across the floor. My toddler spends ages stacking and unstacking them with the building blocks we already have.